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‎tutorials/Classiq_tutorial/Execution_tutorial.ipynb‎

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"# [WIP] Execution Tutorial"
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"A typical workflow with classiq ends with the execution of a quantum program on a chosen simulator or hardware (and post-processing the results).\n",
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"Another typical workflow, called _hybrid execution_ is based not on the execution of a single quantum program, but on iterative executions of quantum progarams that are tuned between iterations according to some classical logic (see for example the [VQE algorithm](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variational_quantum_eigensolver)).\n",
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"In this tutorial, we will cover the required knowledge for both usecases:\n",
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"- Specifying the quantum backend (hardware or simulator) on which to run, and the `n_shots` number of times to run.\n",
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"- use `ExecutionSession` as a context manager for the execution:\n",
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" - Choosing between `sample` (measurement aling the z-axis) and `estimate` as the execution primitive.\n",
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" - Creating parametric circuits and executing them for different parameter-values.\n",
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" - Using batch-execution to obtain multiple results in a single command.\n",
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"\n"
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"## Specifying Backend and Number of Shots\n",
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"Let's look into the following quantum model:"
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"Opening: https://platform.classiq.io/circuit/2t8Hqj0F0Ixb67vJRXiGzQLjy0G?version=0.68.0\n"
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"from classiq import *\n",
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"@qfunc\n",
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"def main(x: Output[QBit]):\n",
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" allocate(1, x)\n",
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" RX(3.14, x)\n",
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"qmod = create_model(main)\n",
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"qprog = synthesize(qmod)"
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"[***] show how to specify BE and n_shots, both in IDE and in code."
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"## Using Execution Session as a Context Manager\n"
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"[***] add subsections according to details in the first section.\n",
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"use Nadav's notebook and the user guide as resources."
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"## [Internal]"
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"@qfunc\n",
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"def main(x: Output[QBit], t: CReal, w: CReal):\n",
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" allocate(1, x)\n",
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" RX(t, x)\n",
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" RZ(w, x)\n",
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"qmod = create_model(main)\n",
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"qprog = synthesize(qmod)\n",
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"# execution_session = ExecutionSession(qprog)"
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‎tutorials/Classiq_tutorial/Qmod_tutorial_part1.ipynb‎

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"### Exercise #2 - Repeat\n",
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"### Exercise #2 - The Repeat Statement\n",
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"Use Qmod's [`repeat`](https://docs.classiq.io/latest/qmod-reference/language-reference/statements/classical-control-flow/#classical-repeat) statement to create your own Hadamard Transform - a function that takes a `QArray` of an unspecified size and applies `H` to each of its qubits.\n",
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‎tutorials/Classiq_tutorial/classiq_overview_tutorial.ipynb‎

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"In this notebook we introduce a typical workflow with Classiq:\n",
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"- **Designing a quantum algorithm** using the Qmod language and it's accompanied function library.\n",
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"- **Synthesizing the algorithm** into a concrete circuit implementation.\n",
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"- **Executing the algorithm** on a chosen simulator or quantum harware.\n",
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"- **Executing the algorithm** on a chosen simulator or quantum hardware.\n",
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"- **Post-processing** the results.\n",
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"Later tutorials dive into each of the above stages, providing hands-on interactive guides that go from the very basics to advanced usage. \n",

‎tutorials/Classiq_tutorial/synthesis_tutorial.ipynb‎

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"# Synthesis Tutorial\n",
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"Classiq synthesis engine takes a high-level program written in Classiq's Qmod language, and compiles it into an executable gate-based circuit.\\\n",
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"In most cases, there is not a single implementation that is superior in all manners - there might be one implementation that requires the lowest number of qubits, another that minimizes the gate-count etc. \n",

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